The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-26

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 4. Steinfeld of Tucson, has purchased the Peck ranch on the Gala ri, CT.
 Within thirty days three ir1igating canalf will be completed, in this County,
 Mrs. F. L, ETing and Miss Lille Ewing | were in town from Araby during the week.
 Two car loads of chickens, turkeys and geese from Iowa were here during the week
 One of the most popular saloons in town is the Arkansaw; see advertisement in this issue.
 The storm on Monday night blew down t'.e smoke stack of the pententiary engine house.
 The Howard gold mine near Prescott stil continues to produce ''iots" of the yellow ' metal.
 Three thousand dollars in gold dust from various parts of the County received here this week.
 Robert Mcphcrson, wife and daughter passed through Yuma on Thursday morn ing's train.
 o. F. Townsend is fitting up an elegent office next to the post-office, which is also owned by him.
 The late rains will make prospecting in the mountains, profitable vocation for several months.
 Twelve car loads of hogs from Maricora County were delayed here for two days, during the recent wash-out.
 Congressman w. ". Morrow and famil, of California, will be in Yuma tomorrow, n their Way to Washing on.
 Dr. Wm. Bogel prominent real estate owner of Los Angeles was passenger OF Thursdays East bound express
 The heavy rains which have wet up this section, were unexpected and damaged number of houses in the village.
 A train-load of thirty-six ears of Southern California raisins passed here, a few days ince, consigned to Ne7 Or,e2ns.
 At this season of the year turkey red is a favorite with the Indians, and bronze tur- key has ''the call'' with the whites.
 Rain may be welcomed by the stock raiser, but the average Yumaite does not af- preciato failing water" worth cent.
 Tempe lodge No A o. U ". was org mixed in the foorishing city of Tempe, yes terday with twenty-five charter members
 Hon. E. J. Triprel, Mrs. J. A. Mellon, Miss s. Stewart and James Powell were pas engers on tine Steamer Gila for Lerdo Y Lee So Rack and Serape Ho Nee, the tive Indians who killed. Dan German we,e COZ victed of mans'aughter, were sent to San Quentin for three years.
 L. E. Howard of Los Angeles California, Is anxious to obtain the address of John Cantlon who was in Los Angeles during the year 1876.
 The Presbyterians of Phoenix, Ariz., are building fine new church eGidce. The plans wee dawn by prominent Chicago architect.
 Dr. P. G. Cotter, of Albany, New York, the newly appointed physician at Fort Yuma, paid this office pleasant visit duri- ing the week.
 Judge w W. Porter was in Yuma Satnl ", to meet his daughters N ho arrived IT m California in the evening; they left fol Phpuix the following day.
 A little Kiugman urchin whose name is not Johnny, upon being asked at Sunday shool ''Who was the first man:" replied, ''Mr. Hardy. .''-Mohave Miner.
 The track va, "washed-out" near Mari copa, AdoDde. Rockspur and Volcano, O., Wednesday and Thursday delaying both East and West bound trains for several hours.
 Thanksgiving day was duly observed here; services were held at the churches; the custom-house, public schools, post-otfice and court, house n ere cIoaed, and turkey dinner enjoyed by the many.
 The most painful and troublesome bunions can be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It relieves the inflammation, re duces the swelling, and cures the soreness. Give if a trial Sold bv I GandoIfo